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Tryssenaar McKenzie vows at Trinity church on July 8 The Acton Froo Press Wednesday July Trinity United church was decorated with white glads and yellow mums for the marriage of Elizabeth Kathryn McKenzie and Walt The doublering ceremony was performed Saturday July by the Rev Andrew McKenzie The bride la the daughter of Mr and Mrs G W McKenzie 193 Jeffrey Ave Acton Her father Is principal of the Robert little school and the bride taught for the past few years at the M Z Bennett school Thcgroomlsthesonof Mr and Mrs Laurens Tryssenaar and Is with Ontario Hydro The couple are living in Mauve white The bride s gown was of white antron organza with mauve ribbon in the lace edging A flowered headdress with pearl drops held her waist length veil Her bouquet was of yellow roses with a trailing cascade of white She also carried the handkerchief her mother had carried at her wedding Maid of honor was a cousin Gall Waddeli of StreetsvlUe and the bridesmaids were Joyce Tryssenaar sister of the groom and Near Guclph a friend Three hues Their long gowns of silvery purple had underskirts in three different hues pale pink pale purple and deep purple Flowered lace edging accented the flounced gowns Their headpieces were of purple net with white ribbon They carried Colonial bouquets of mauve variegated mums and miniature carnations Mr escorted his daughter down the aisle Groomsman was Garbutt Kldd At wood a friend of the groom ushers were Don Shannon end Earl Near Guclph The reception was held at Acton Meadows golf course Mothers receive Mrs McKenzie wore for her daughter wedding a flowered pink chiffon dress with white accessories and yellow cama Mrs wore blue taffeta trimmed with matching silk braid white accessories and pink carnations Telegrams were read fi friends Nansl and in Paris France and from the groom sister Nettle and Wayne Mahon Port of Spain Trinidad Friends and relatives attended from Acton listowel Milton Kitchener Waterloo Atwood St Agatha Arthur Mississaugn Wasaga Beach Dublin members in costume to mark birth of Institutes KATHY and Walt Tryssenaar married in Acton United church July arc making their home tn Photo by Stuckev Elm vale Brampton Fevcrsham Keswick Collingwood I chouse and ic coupletooR a wradfrig trip to the and northern New England States The bride for travelling wore a white crimplene piped In navy blue with red belt and blue and corsage of red carnations Tea showers Mrs McKenzie held a trousseau tea on Saturday June By Wendy Thomson I m back down In Banff again and it hard to know where to begin my tales I had a fabulous week in the mountains even though it rained every daj and the temperature was around I was afraid of being cold at night so 1 borrowed a worm sleeping bag stole the quceneizc thermal blanket off our bed as a liner dug out a lanntl thermal socks and s thermal combination underwear that he uses for blowing snow in and I was all set behind me I d heard he was surefooted but that was ridiculous attended by and friends of the bndeto be and her family Teachers gathered for a miscellaneous shower Ma at the home of Mrs Bruce On May Near wis hostess for a shower A linen shower at the Cuttcn Club Guelph had joint hostesses Mrs ermine Shields Mrs Pauline Symon Mrs Marlon Patterson On June 10 Mrs Dorothy valdsnn held a miscellaneous shower at her home hand when this week I Bob the vet su to it t me chop the wood for the I We ride out tomorrow and I know be looked at quite oddly from tune to time as I pi in to spend a fair bit of time practicing the pronunciation of the name of one of the boys from the imbass its But I II just call him centuryold farm home Mr Mrs Wallace 1asby on the Thirtieth Slderoad Fourth Nassogaweya was the for the meeting of the members of Dublin Women Institute on Thursday evening though It was one of the hottest nights of the year the good turnout of ladies comfortably enjoyed the picnic lunth on tables under the shade of the fine trees Many typts of food were displayed some of them from recipes of the 1837 era The meeting was in of the birth of Women s Institutes the largest women orgamration with bran ties all over the world After the fine supper several antiques vert passed around f the ladies to see and all were Inlere tint In costume M iny of ladles were in old turn costumes and pictures were taken in front of the beautiful old me Mrs JC Dennis was a for her costume n purple bonnet Local artisans at Bracebndge Hie annual twoday arts and is show it drew ftaw omen and a fron Alton on the Three lonl artisans lad booths it II show for the first time Mr and Mrs had a ant tor their full tables of iLnthtrcrnft stonework and stuffed They set tumbled stones hive I tin nisei vis Denny was accompanied husban Juek and they also sol I the rk of lorente Wlikln hid in attractive raek of ponchos and shawls ninth attracted much attention roth of 1 iniehouse who is with the Georgetown Arts an I Crafts hod a booth with an needlework and Mrs Denny hud booths at the market bo ere from the lot I scene on Cobra skin Mrs is currently working with a new material genuine cobra skin she brought from a trip to the Canary Islinds It was treated jt so the scales fall off and she had made a unique wallet from the hide attended the event in park of and mauve silk shawl Coming About posters torn Despite the heat attendance Is but from the nature of the at the Coming About Coffee damage the coffee house people House Open windows bring suspect young children breezes In from the lake to the More posters were brought in room in the basement of the to replace the ruined ones and community centre everything was soon back to here has been music quite a normal few nights with more guests lined Entertainers was tarried out on the lawn Afterwards the ladies completed their indoors In the absence of the president Mrs Myth Mrs C Armstrong presided for the meeting intludinj the opening exercises Mrs M Hunter secretary the roll and it was answered by the Introduction of a friend who hod been brought Received cheque In toing over the Mrs Hunter read a letter from the officials of the Million County Railway Museum Society expressing thanks to the ladies for their services In catering to the on June and enclosed their cheque ladies volunteered to write to ACWW members In different of the world thereby knowledge of these countries and also to form a tic between some Institutes and our own A quilt recently finished has been sild to a summer bride In A request for the Branch to ater at an auction sale the mid lie of August in Nnssa as been approved Sale at market A sale will be held at the unlry Market Acton in the near future and Mrs f Norton Mrs M Hunter will be he nveners A in of was approved r the work of the lur Several members expressed pie sure with the 1972 annual bus trip to Toronto in June and tended thanks to the committee had m the plans Fair displays e displays for the three neighboring fairs came up for and it was decided that irlieles should be brought to Ihc August meeting Mrs W 1j Mrs McCarron and Mrs I House will look further details In the absence of Mrs Kirton a splendid paper on Citizenship prepared by her read by Mrs As convener of the enter committee of this anniversary meeting Mrs M Nellis introduced the program by reading the events leading up to the forming of Women tutes by Mrs Adelaide in A happy sing led by Mrs J Hunter accompanied by Mrs A fine reading was Chapman book The Roadside Window by Mrs Hunter A Jumbled word contest on articles of grandmother time was introdueed by Mrs MeKnieht and the winners were Mrs J Hunter and Mrs Neltis Very enjoyable piano duets were by Mrs M Hunter and Mrs to round out happy birthday party At the close of the evening the hostess Mrs and ghler served Ice cream and told drinks As courtesy convener Mrs thanked the hostess and to nil who had planned and contributed to his fine evening entertainment up by organizer Hurley Vandallam A nosl surprise for Miss Hurley and some of the coffee house regulars was the discovery that some people had got Into their room and doped down some of their posters The incident apparently happened when the room was open to take chairs upstairs for the show Sunday Most equipment was locked up Lost week folk singers Jorge Ijisso and Gord Fendley of Georgetown entertained and one local people jammed Waterloo students Chuck Wagner and Rodger Frost of Georgetown played blue erass music one with zither flute guitars and other unusual instruments comes here August club still meets art club In the will still be mcetinf all during the summer Program ordlnator Gloria Browne explains that tills club is the one exception to Ihc ilosine Ijiik of attendance forced the board decision last week to close the building for the summer Programs will begin again in the fall However the art club still meets there every irnlru with a dance every other Saturday traders arc Ron and lien Mrs Browne is looking forward to new enthusiasm for the programs being offered In the fall Group on alert at bake sale fhe Alert Ivening Auxiliary really had to be on the Alert Friday Business was booming when they held a Lake sale and talent sale in the former flieir wares were sold out early CLOSED for VACATION from Saturday July 29th to Tuesday August 15th Elsie Syme Blue Springs Flower Shop 46 Mill St E Acton SUPERMARKET But after half freezing on the in I decided to wear the underwear during the day And over them went a flannel shirt wool vest Jeans squall Jacket and hunting Jacket Halfway through getting that much on I tried to pull on my boots but was so bulk 1 ended up on my back on the air mattress with all four feet in the air yanking them on thatwa corral our friend Ann from California had to zip up my chaps because I turn around that far Still I was good and warm M fisherman roincapc covered me down to the knees and amused everyone no end when I took off at a gallop Zorro rides again There was one draw back though Come lunchstop and nature called me to the bushes I found just about had to strip to my boots Mens combinations are just not built to accommodate One day it turned a fair bit warmer and the melting snow raised the river levels quite a bit At one crossing it was far too deep to ride across so we dismounted sent the horses thru the river and the riders walked across a narrow log foot bridge At least we were supposed to Dry hooves 1 got off tied up the reins led my horse Nicky to the water slapped his rump to get him going then started onto the fridge myself Halfway 1 guess that was the day the small creek back of the tent overflowed and sent a new branch off through the brush down a slope under the back of my tent the fire and into a depression on the other side of the We arrived back in camp to find I had a lovel indoor pool A group of us to discuss the situation and I had all kinds of suggestions from gathering rocks to make a Japanese garden to making boats out of match boxes and sailing them However Ron Warner the camp boss took a more practical view did a bit of shovel work and sent the water off somewhere else Encounter group Me not that I doubted all that professional shovelling picked up my mattress and moved In with Ann And Ann had invited riders to an open house that Twenlyeitht people in one small tepee Maybe what call an encounter group But that group has all said and tone now to B C Sundridgc Ontario Iowa and all points between And today the new group checked in for the second ride from the Dutch in Ottawa Ohio Pennsylvania California Washington Minnesota C Saskatchewan New York Massachusetts and felt the bridge bouncing and Arizona as well as Gormley and everybody started roaring with Cbbourg in Ontario It should be a laughter I took a quick look really interesting group around and there was Nicky going back up to the riders carefully picking his way across camp to putter around and lend a DRESSES HOT PANTS PANT SUITS SPORTSWEAR MULL ST Old South Bottle Orange Juice Save 39 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